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Linkedin founder Reid Garrett Hoffman (C) and CEO Jeff Weiner (2nd R) at the ringing of the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange May 19, 2011 during the initial public offering of the company. AFP PHOTO/Stan HONDA

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Paris, FRANCE: Olivier Mevel, head of Violet company, poses, 15 September 2005, with a 'Nabaztag' the first ever released wide-audience communicating device. Along with Violet's co-founder Rafi Haladjian, Mevel called the device ' Nabaztag', which means rabbit in Armenian. It may be connected to other Nabaztags through the Internet, using DSL and wireless means, and thus may, among other things, play MP3, warn when emails are delivered and do so even when its owner's computer is not connected, thanks to the www.nabaztag.com website it'll be registered to. AFP PHOTO DAMIEN MEYER

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